Death by PoetryA Poem by Kimberly "Melody" CarneyHonesty is what prevents mistakes, not after it’s done… then it’s just too late.
She loved the sound of reading poetry.
How the words rolled off her tongue.
She claimed the words,embellished her soul.
They could make her laugh and feel so young.
So I choose to plea my case that day.
The only way, I thought would do.
A poem begging for her forgiveness,
for all I had put her through
I confessed of years with lovers,
lies that seemed to never
end.
I told her all that I'd ever did.
Even confessed about her friend.
I thought that this would purge me,
and regain what we had lost.
I never should have told her,
never thought about the cost.
Only thought about my guilt inside.
Never thought, my poem would be her last.
Only thought she was just angry.
Oh, but the pills they worked so fast.
The pain is more than I can bear.
Soon, I’ll join her were she’d be.
Sometimes it’s best you dare not share.
For it just may be… death by poetry!
© 2012 Kimberly "Melody" CarneyAuthor's NoteReviews
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StatsAuthorKimberly "Melody" CarneyDenver, COAboutTo really truly believe in your dreams and make them come true… you must not first believe in yourself, but be prepared to prove your doubts and fears wrong. To know giving up is not an easy .. more..Writing
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